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Mertxe
How to Use the English Verbs “Wear” and “Dress”
Sep 29, 2016 7:47 PM
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Hello Mertxe, Here are some examples, please ask if you have any questions for each. Today I am wearing my favourite t-shirt. Today I am dressed in my favourite t-shirt, blue jeans and a hat. Yesterday at work I wore my tennis shoes. Today Mary is wearing her hair down. Tonight I will dress up and go out on the town. (phrasal verb) I dressed myself this morning. (put on my clothes) Best wishes, Amy.
September 29, 2016
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You use the word "wear" when you're talking about clothes on one's body. Some examples: I don't like to wear dresses. My grandmother should not wear tight clothes. What should I wear to your graduation party? Don't wear shorts to the mosque. The bride was wearing a beautiful veil and a white dress. The criminal wore a blue t-shirt, jeans, and a baseball hat. El uso es semejante al uso de "llevar." You would use "dress" when you're talking about putting clothes on or describing someone's style. Some examples: We need to leave soon. I better get dressed for the party. My boyfriend doesn't know how to dress. He wore an ugly t-shirt from the 70s. Paulo dresses very well--I always see him in nice suits. Es semejante a "'vestirse."
September 29, 2016
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